Answer:
1. Obsession.
2. Compulsion.
3. Anxiety relievers.
Explanation:
An obsession are pattern of thoughts that are intrusive, which means that the individual has no control over them. They are usually images that are uncomfortable for the individual and or usually grotesque in nature and they produce distress to the individual.
A compulsion is a behavior that is repetitive that when performed it lowers the anxiety that the individual is experiencing associated with his/her obsession.
Example: Paul has an obsession with being violent and hurting his little brother. He knows he loves his brother but he has this recurrent images of him punching his brother and it causes him significant distress.
When he has the images, the only thing that eases his anxiety is counting his steps and he does it repeatedly during the day.
Answer:
True
Explanation:
This is pretty straightforward and can be understood by just common sense. Verbal instructions that instruct on what could be achieved by taking a particular step or movement or action can lead to better understanding and performance because an individual sees what the aim and target of the movement is and what goal is required to be achieved. In this way he is able to see clearly why he is actually making a move and not just making a move for the sake of it. It builds motivation and aids learning more effectively
The main reason why the Constitution granted Congress the power to create inferior courts is because of the system of federalism, which maintains that the federal government and the state governments will work together in matters of law.
Answer:
Guarantee of right to an attorney
Explanation:
Tracy has been assigned to be the defense attorney to a defendant who has confessed to 12 murders. She is asked "How can you defend someone who is guilty os those terrible crimes." She replies with the constitutional guarantee of right to an attorney.
The six constitutional amendment grants a criminal defendant right to an attorney, this means that no matter the crime committed, the defendant has the constitutional right to an attorney.
